... resolutions more that he y was syndicate of capital ere all agreed as to the greed, and grab, | rything in their power Africa a war “without s drain on the coun’ the country mn » he had pointed out ruined trade, and cons the committee had made thousands ...

... County Audit ¢ Catholic officers and that ever took place | the South Africa War. National cause. Foi . was the celebrant. demonstrstio! on, apd Father Timothy in which the meeting The War Office head. America. It is 1a resented by General Albert Hall in ...

... is most unm: seems to me, sir, Mr Moren ( the | ing the cork: at ath Africa is perfectly that it is the policy wh bev gr i ttle of yourcelf —— bo has just epoken, South Africa the war ie Mr « je way—and that is, or to co of {Irsh cheers) We Mr We are told ...

... and irmy in South Africa. | War | get hime Bated, “I should be only too glad to ir. Herbert Gladstone's get the emallpox if 1 could convey it to our new | erbert,” he said, “might have no doubt, having Chief, whose removal from the War Office is the first ...

... eynici jate what is doule out of materials as it does m the wake. of the most extravag donald, a member of ° who repres Africa during war, has written an | of Northern Anstralia ‘of the of veld of his bes It is the story of a fp Gormation so in quest of alleged ...

... the|mede @ fresh | optimistic » glimpse behind the | clared that the ( British public, the | amewer to the | in South Africa is|the Boer war h Mail.” “ Per- | Colonies off for « ts and months in the ment. On the c marches, incessant | exiles of New Z g no ...

... my work is but also the good | bh Africa © would have been if the = EE doubt you 1 earlier date. Sir, when! the war nad cost this shores.” No, he hed ¢ thousand lives, “The Africa, and | the guidance de 0 that the war another tr and cheers), the cost large ...

... hat this will war continues None' wou want soon. “Melia, mind yours: 7 ere may have been some wiser. Who took th ust that when the war other things as well ? enews anni t. will De alowed that | would not like to dam th Africa and the War! There was no ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL, THURSDAY, 3 IN SOUTH in order” by soldier with cane in hig hand ; THE WAR they are trested as and or at leags sus- ICA. are given often for hours bel the tme AF! the this — passed, he leaves the station or —— OF THE CAPE and then ...

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... Bowbere in the world do the diseases which makes the war upon pastoral and agricultural stock assume and the extermi Bech and devastating forms as in South ved not lung-sick- im ‘bit an economic Africa. Rinderpest, horse-sickness, tade ‘Beas, beart-waier ...

... member} View, I shail be am » appeals to 2,200 elec- 000 were Nationalists, who had served Dublin, November 2 pire in @ pending war al will have surprised SOUTH ag English standards to magined that the reture mey on the question of Galway marked a con- INTERVENT ...